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Robert Stephenson Smyth Baden-Powell was born in London on 22 February 1857, was a lieutenant general in the British Army and is known as the founder of Scouting.

Baden-Powell started the founding of Scouting in 1907 and shortly thereafter resigned from the Army and began his "second life", as he used to call it, his life of service to the world through Scouting. In 1912, he traveled around the world to contact scouts from many other countries. This was the first step towards making Scouting a worldwide brotherhood.

In Portugal, Scouting arrived later in 1923 and on March 5, 1929 Baden-Powell visited Portugal and attended a parade of 700 Scouts in Lisbon who applauded him enthusiastically.

This note, an exclusive issue of MES with 2000 pieces in the regular version and 1000 in the anniversary version, is released on March 1st. 

Robert Stephenson Smyth Baden-Powell was born in London on 22 February 1857, was a lieutenant general in the British Army and is known as the founder of Scouting.

Baden-Powell started the founding of Scouting in 1907 and shortly thereafter resigned from the Army and began his "second life", as he used to call it, his life of service to the world through Scouting. In 1912, he traveled around the world to contact scouts from many other countries. This was the first step towards making Scouting a worldwide brotherhood.

In Portugal, Scouting arrived later in 1923 and on March 5, 1929 Baden-Powell visited Portugal and attended a parade of 700 Scouts in Lisbon who applauded him enthusiastically.

This note, an exclusive issue of MES with 2000 pieces in the regular version and 1000 in the anniversary version, is released on March 1st. 

Robert Stephenson Smyth Baden-Powell was born in London on 22 February 1857, was a lieutenant general in the British Army and is known as the founder of Scouting.

Baden-Powell started the founding of Scouting in 1907 and shortly thereafter resigned from the Army and began his "second life", as he used to call it, his life of service to the world through Scouting. In 1912, he traveled around the world to contact scouts from many other countries. This was the first step towards making Scouting a worldwide brotherhood.

In Portugal, Scouting arrived later in 1923 and on March 5, 1929 Baden-Powell visited Portugal and attended a parade of 700 Scouts in Lisbon who applauded him enthusiastically.

This note, an exclusive issue of MES with 2000 pieces in the regular version and 1000 in the anniversary version, is released on March 1st.